Pit Bull's Adorable Photobooth Shots Land Him A Forever Home

Who could resist this smooshy little pit bull face? Not Erin Bird.
Within a day of Teton's photos going up on the Humane Society of Utah's Facebook page, Bird had sent a text to her husband, half-jokingly suggesting they go get him.
"I think [the photos show] his goofy and sweet personality," says Guinnevere Shuster, the photographer. "If his picture makes you want to reach down squeeze his face and shower him with kisses, then I've done my job because he loves to give kisses."
We'd say she did her job really well here.
Shuster's been trying out photo booth-style adoption pictures for about six months now, with great success. All these doggies now have homes:
Teton went home with Bird, a personal trainer, last week. And so far it's looking like the pup is just as great in real life as he is in the photos: he's showing some separation anxiety, but also proving himself to be a cuddler, a seeker of attention and a maker of charming noises.
"It sounds like we rescued a potbelly pig. Snort, snort, snort," says Bird.
Teton has even begun to win over Bird's 10-year-old rescue dog Moki, who is also adorable but not as easily taken in by a good picture or pig-like sounds.
"Honestly, I think it's too soon to be certain that he and Mok will get along swimmingly," says Bird.
But: "They are playing out back as we speak," she says. "So that makes me happy."
Check out Shuster's other photos of shelter pets on the Humane Society of Utah Facebook page.
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